SAM SMW SERIES WELDING ROBOTS


The SAM SMW Series 6-axis industrial robot delivers precision, flexibility, and reliability for automated welding applications. Its six degrees of freedom enable optimal torch positioning and access to complex joint geometries on workpieces of various sizes and configurations. Ideal for industries such as automotive manufacturing, heavy equipment fabrication, pressure vessel construction, and general metalworking, the SMW robot excels in performing consistent, high-quality MIG, MAG, and TIG welding. It handles diverse materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys with ease. Equipped with advanced adaptive welding technology and real-time seam tracking capabilities, the SMW robot ensures stable arc performance and accurate weld bead placement, even on parts with dimensional variations. This automation significantly increases production throughput, improves weld quality and repeatability, reduces spatter and rework, and removes operators from hazardous welding environments.

The SAM SMW Series 6-axis industrial robot delivers precision, flexibility, and reliability for automated welding applications. Its six degrees of freedom enable optimal torch positioning and access to complex joint geometries on workpieces of various sizes and configurations. Ideal for industries such as automotive manufacturing, heavy equipment fabrication, pressure vessel construction, and general metalworking, the SMW robot excels in performing consistent, high-quality MIG, MAG, and TIG welding. It handles diverse materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys with ease. Equipped with advanced adaptive welding technology and real-time seam tracking capabilities, the SMW robot ensures stable arc performance and accurate weld bead placement, even on parts with dimensional variations. This automation significantly increases production throughput, improves weld quality and repeatability, reduces spatter and rework, and removes operators from hazardous welding environments.


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